Unconditional

Returning to her hometown after a year away, Wan Siran runs into the childhood friend from upstairs at a family dinner the very next day. Their parents are doing everything they can to push the two of them to make up.

Wan Siran keeps her head down and eats. She truly has no idea how to tell their parents that this gentle, considerate big sister sitting before them is actually her ex-girlfriend of four years. Even though she once held Wan Siran when she was nothing more than a newborn bundle, and even though she was her teacher for a year...

Wan Siran thinks she should stay away from her ex. But when she gets drunk and needs someone to pick her up, she recites Cheng Yun's phone number without missing a digit. Drunk, she follows close behind Cheng Yun, step for step, and finally pins her against the bedroom wall...

"Don't break up... Don't break up... You said we wouldn't break up..."

"But Wan Siran, you're the one who asked to break up."

Six-year age gap, childhood friends, rekindled romance, happy ending

[Completed: My Ghostly Big Sister Always Wants to Cuddle, flirtatious and scheming ghost big sister x sweet, earnest little Taoist]

[Next book: Thank Goodness You Came, Yu Jin x Xie Junyu]

Unreliable, cold-hearted, unconventional older woman x obsessive, sensitive younger woman bent on revenge

They're both a little crazy. Very crazy.

Eight-year age gap

Xie Junyu never knew what she hated until after what happened three years ago.

Straight women. She can't stand straight women more than anything in the world.

As luck would have it, she's a lesbian relationship blogger with a million followers, and one day she receives a submission from someone claiming to be straight.

Xie Junyu gets mad as soon as she reads it, not only because the submitter is straight, but because some of the details sound an awful lot like her and Yu Jin...

After keeping tabs on the submitter for days, she confirms it: the person who sent it really is Yu Jin.

That very night, Yu Jin updates her Weibo with a picture and three words: So lonely.

Xie Junyu recognizes the place at once: Tomorrow, the biggest lesbian bar in S City.

So this is what you call being straight?

As soon as she gets to the bar, Xie Junyu downs a few drinks, then staggers over to Yu Jin's table, pretending to be drunk.

At first glance, she sees the surprise in Yu Jin's eyes.

At second glance, she sees Yu Jin turn away and pretend not to notice her.

She doesn't wait for a third glance. She falls straight into someone else's arms, then shuts her eyes and pretends to pass out.

In the end, Yu Jin takes her to a hotel. Xie Junyu clings to Yu Jin's hand and, just as she did three years ago, lies by her ear and calls her "Big Sister."

Xie Junyu: "Big Sister, Big Sister, want to do it?"

Yu Jin tosses her onto the bed and runs away.

Not long afterward, Xie Junyu learns from Yu Jin's Weibo that her department is hiring interns. She calls right away and ends up appearing out of nowhere in front of Yu Jin.

Yu Jin stares at Xie Junyu's employee badge. "...You're the new intern?"

Xie Junyu ignores her and deliberately takes the hand of the person standing behind Yu Jin. "Big Sister, is this your company...?"

Yu Jin glances over at her again and again, but says nothing.

Later, S City is hit by an unprecedented downpour. Xie Junyu gives up her apartment in an upscale complex and moves into an urban village. As expected, her place is left completely flooded. Unable to stand watching her suffer, Yu Jin invites her to stay at her own home for a few days.

Xie Junyu acts even sweeter and more helpless, and Yu Jin grows softer toward her by the day. In the end, just as Xie Junyu wanted, Yu Jin can't bear to be without her.

So this is what Yu Jin is like when she knows how to love someone...

Xie Junyu is on the verge of falling for her again. Just as she is about to lose control, she tells Yu Jin it was all a setup, meant only to get revenge. But Yu Jin doesn't argue or make a fuss. She pulls Xie Junyu onto the bed, grips her by the collar, and smiles in a way that feels utterly unfamiliar.

"What makes you think you're the only one who set this up?"

"Little Junyu, did you like my Weibo?"

Theme: How comforting it is to have you by my side